The Rantings of a Single Male

JustSayNo writes "I like to read in the evening after dinner, but usually after a full day of work, doing dinner and helping with homework, I usually drift off 15 minutes after opening a book.

Not so with Thomas Ellis' new book, The Rantings of a Single Male. Not so by a mile! I got the book Thursday, read two-thirds of it by midnight, and gobbled up the rest of it Friday evening.

I cannot recommend this book highly enough to everyone on this list. I promise you that you will not be disappointed. In fact, I guarantee that you will be hugely entertained.

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And that entertainment value is why I think that Ellis’ book may very well be The Book That Changes Everything.

I don't say that lightly. I know the ignorance that we're up against, but I think that the real genius of this book is that it delivers a devastatingly accurate message in a hugely entertaining way, all the while managing to “deconstruct feminism”. Ellis successfully tears to shreds the lies, the distortions and the pathology that is feminism … and does it with a cutting humor and scathing satire equal to that of Mark Twain, Will Rogers or any of America’s other great humorists. Mr. Ellis gives Western women the “equality” that they've asked for and so richly deserve.

While only a relatively few motivated individuals will ever take the time to read the “academic” books about feminism to learn about the evil that feminism has become, Ellis has written a book that even unmotivated and “clueless” individuals will – I hope – gobble up. THIS book has the potential to tear the Lace Curtain to shreds.

Please pardon the closing, but I’m sure Mr. Ellis would appreciate it: In my humble opinion, Thomas Ellis is a fucking genius!

Read the book. You’ll understand.

PS. Does anyone on this list know Mr. Ellis or how I might be able to contact him? I want to buy a few hundred copies of his book... no kidding.

Stan Gaver"

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